Responding well to CPR training


Participants practising CPR guided by Kuan (right).

IT WAS a different kind of practice for three national badminton players when they turned up at the Sports Arena Sentosa, Kuala Lumpur in a Sunday session.

Par Tien Ann, Yee Sin Foong and Hafiz Sikkandar, all 17, were there along with members of the public to learn cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) held by the sports organisation in collaboration with Community Policing Malaysia.

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